Industrial automation, MES, WMS & PLC engineering

Your SCADA, MES, ERP and QA systems all hold data — but none of them talk. We build real-time data pipelines that bridge floor data directly to enterprise systems, giving every layer a single version of the truth.

C# dominates UK industrial software. We build production-grade .NET solutions that are clean, documented, and handed over — Blazor, ASP.NET Core, SignalR, Power BI and Azure DevOps.

Memory corruption in a safety-critical service is a production stoppage. Rust eliminates that class of vulnerability without sacrificing performance — the right language for systems that cannot afford to fail.

You're sitting on years of SCADA historian data. Python turns it into predictive maintenance models that flag failures weeks early — 18-month payback is typical.

The SCADA server from 2007, the PLC logic nobody dares touch, the firmware whose author retired — all C or C++. The risk isn't age, it's that every modification is a gamble.

Defects found on the factory floor cost ten times more than on a laptop. Digital twin moves testing out of the live environment — before a single panel is installed.

A bad operator interface causes mis-reads, missed alarms and operational risk. A good one is invisible. We build for the operator, not the developer's portfolio.

Downtime costs $125k/hour (ABB, 2023). Two-thirds of manufacturers experience it monthly. Most react hours after a fault starts because there's no live visibility.

Undocumented Ladder logic causes more stoppages than hardware failures. Unplanned OT downtime costs the world's 500 largest manufacturers $1.4 trillion annually — 11% of revenue (Siemens, 2024).

Without MES, you're losing 5–15% capacity to invisible waste. Paper travellers, manual entry and verbal handovers lead to compliance failures and missed OEE targets every shift.

Manual warehouses achieve 85–90% accuracy; WMS delivers 98–99% — and 150–200 picks/hour vs 75–100 manually. That's the difference between reliable fulfilment and expensive safety stock compensation.

Downtime costs $125k/hour. Predictive maintenance cuts unplanned stoppages by 50% and costs by 40%. Most in-house teams can't cover every platform.

Most buildings waste 20–40% on systems running full-output when nobody's there. Lighting, HVAC, access and energy are all separate — none talking.

Not every problem needs a full SCADA rollout. Sometimes you just need one fix, one automation, one bottleneck removed — quickly and at a price that needs no board approval.